HOLD to AIM??

[Skull_Cranium]

I think it's dumb that I cannot change how I aim in this game. I dont want to keep holding my mouse key for aiming and damaging it. And when I cut corners, I dont want to keep holding the lean buttons either. Is this just my game only or its just how it is for everyone? Just dumb coding. wtf..

[melsy]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Kalimeru:

I am using a Logitech mouse G703 and it's not true what some guys write here. The constant pressing on the right button made my mouse ready for garbage, Before that I started to play this game it was working very well. I was playing GTA 5, Hell Let Loose and other games. To be honest it's the first time that I had a problem with the right or left switches of any mouse.

If a few thousand clicks killed your mouse, it was time to change it any way.
Most decent mice are certified for a finite number of clicks, usually in the > million range.
This game did not kill your mouse.

[Warmech]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von melsy:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Kalimeru:

I am using a Logitech mouse G703 and it's not true what some guys write here. The constant pressing on the right button made my mouse ready for garbage, Before that I started to play this game it was working very well. I was playing GTA 5, Hell Let Loose and other games. To be honest it's the first time that I had a problem with the right or left switches of any mouse.

If a few thousand clicks killed your mouse, it was time to change it any way.
Most decent mice are certified for a finite number of clicks, usually in the > million range.
This game did not kill your mouse.

The things people try to blame on a specific game is wild. Logitech is well known for putting the wrong type of switches in their gaming mice that lead to double clicking. There's a whole video about it and I've personally replaced the switches in my g700s and g604. https://youtu.be/v5BhECVlKJA?si=uACwPXHAvg1DsG-z&t=10

If you want a logitech mouse that isn't going to prematurely have the switches go bad, you need to look mostly at their X series mice that mention LightFORCE (NOT LightSpeed, that's the wireless description). They finally replaced the mismatched Omrons with a better solution because of how well known and widespread their switch issue was. https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innovation/lightforce.html

[Jonathan J. O'Neill]

My last Logitech mouse was an MMO one with the 15(?) side buttons.

It had the double-click issue in less than nine months. Their customer support was a pain in the ass so I ended up not getting it returned, was out about 80 bucks and am using an old microsoft mouse for the last two years.